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Rumpus contributor Suzanne Koven MFA ’12 interviewed Bill McKibben, the journalist and environmental activist who first coined the term “global warming” in the late 1980’s, on the potential impact of the Trump administration’s environmental policy.

The Serbian publication eKapija called Catherine Ferrary Simon ’03, head of Namics in Serbia, “one of the most inspirational people that we’ve had the opportunity to interview.”

Joanna Pousette-Dart ’68, another of �����Ź���’s celebrated abstract painters, is one of nine artists to receive a 2017 Art Award from the American Academy of Arts & Letters.

Dancer and filmmaker Pooh Kaye MFA '04 had a series of short films featured on Contemporary Art Daily. 

The New York Times covered the latest art exhibition by Heather Dewey-Hagborg ’03—known for her 3-D, computer-generated renderings derived from human DNA—whose subject this time is convicted WikiLeak informant Chelsea Manning.